Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-24
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Raiian al fairs has grad ually opened and
n omaIn0Ta and more surprising lt now
4 appears that the rsNolu tionSh had q higher
Ainl:than merely puriiffy Ing the mon archical
y sisrance than was ffered, entirely over.
i throw the monarchy and set up a republic.
II But the 81 ready comp liance of the king
II thwartad the complete @consumma tiOn Sot
the scheme A secret organizat ion known
"a the .aleagne' was back 81 the mo yenaent,
i not known who its 1cers and constituents
are. IL claims to comprise the best element
1 OF the foreign pOpula tion OF the islands, and
l9expects its opportunity Yet to come. Should
Lit dose, annexation 70 the United States
would be z comp lively simple matter,
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The Prohibitio on state convention 81
Nebraska, met on Wednesday at lincoln
and put the following ticket in the field
! Judge G. q. Abbott, sof Saline county, gu.
prsme judge Horatio :; = q lton, st Mer
gents 81 tie state I'M uniiyersity. Candidates
Tor udgeships In the several judicial dis.
/ tricts were also nominated. The platform
/ adopted recognized Almighty God as the
rightful sovereign OF all men; declares con.
stitltionai and. N statutory prohi bition the
people; denounces the policy sof the general
government in Issuing permits to- liquor
sellers denounces q the n law permitting
foreigners to vote before being naturalized,
and invites the workingmen 81 Nebraska to
JOIN the prohibition army IN it, crusade
agalnst tne enemies q honest labor.
Several weeks ago Mrs Belle Horrall,
wife Of Perry s. Horrall, prominent
with Dr. q. IS. B. BlackWell. 'physiIcian7 al
that place Blackwell was 8 married man
and deserted large family. Mrs Horrall
Also LETT two chile Mrs. Horrall re.
turned secretly, having been aband Toned
py. her paramount. She got g horse and 2
tpqRgy, armed herself, and set ont TO the
home OF her child ren's gTandmoth She
Degged pltlfully to see her children, the
oidest OF which IS only . years old. The
grandmother refused, when the mother
pulled outsher revolver and said she would
murder anybody who lnterfered with her:
out for parts unknown. 81 5. 80;
Rannhlican 81. CIV .@. { :. s town En- IN
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was struck by tornado, moving from
west ana north, ald almost totally
destroyed. Every brick building IN the
place was ieveled and new schools mouse
ten Durylug seven men, Two OF Whom-W "
Allen and J. y Lann11g We're Killed and the
others terribly injured: Two other fatahtles
are reported. q "a, Wetherels house was
buried ii the debris, and all more or less in
1urea several oeher ouiiaangs We ar
sons badly hurt. Hail stones an inch il
diameter fell during the storm. " ~ 8,
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Denny Wilcox, a lad To- years old,
the snn of nan WiIcor lifa.savar and
local oarsman on the ONO river, mas a
proved himself hero from top to: toe. H 4!
was OUT ~ the mldGie OF Gne ono iac FL: ~
eight years old, when the steamer Guiding
seed o nann o,on boat aa and threw him and
Lille into the river. Denny swan to her,
cautioned her to keep quiet, seized her by
the arm, and with one hand swan through
the rocking pillows to the Ohio shore and
d .g 81 81 555..s.
a resident Of Labrador writing the
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says II would be criminal for any govern
werld tha trna cnnfiit;nn IT the nannle here.
If the arctic winter once more closes in
around them, and the ice barrier shuts of
for eight months all communication with
( the outside world before assistance comes,
g StarVaGlOn ana OeaGn arc lleVlCaOle, ana 81
fear we shall have repeated, on larger
scale, the story of the Greedy expedition. p
BY a fiji Ct rock from the roof Of 4
chamber in the Lake Superior mine at
Ishpeming, Mich, Magnus Anderson and
} Andrew Sundblod, timbermen, were in
stantIy killed Jonn Nj roney was seriously
injured and G.. a. Swenson was hurt. Sund-
blod leaves family Six miners of Ish-
peming have been killed and as many more
injured within less than q week. The
new mine inspector aspect j 1 s'
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well an attorney, and g. y. Smith, editor
Of the Republican. met On n the street
\ IN front of the Herald office armed with six
shooters. Insults passed and they fired
simultaneously. Caldwell was seriously
hont 81 n the Renublican reaectine
on Caldwell and his brother in-l lay AID Aid.
hague. smith at gave pon a'.#
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Aaron A. sargent ex- lnlted states states
B Senator for California, died at San Fran
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